The Who’d A Thought It Inn... Situated in the heart of the unique and mystical market town of Glastonbury in one of the prettiest areas of England.
A truly traditional public house that serves Real Ales, and an excellent selection of wines.
We serve restaurant quality meals (booking advisable) with a wide range of choice on a well thought out menu that is served in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Simply the best place to eat in town!
With the Chef/Proprietor paying particular attention to the quality of your stay, the Who’d A Thought It Inn is a perfect choice for a corporate event, a romantic weekend or a business trip or simply stay with us and explore the mystical isle of Avalon.
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We were apparently the first people ever to enjoy the new breakfast menu and I'm happy to recommend. Attentive staff, lovely vegetarian breakfast with excellent sausages. Great value for money, and nice atmosphere in general. Didn't know it's an inn but will keep that in mind! Will certainly go again next time we're in town.
Fabulous find in the town. Enjoyed a lovely afternoon with family. Food was excellent, and a varied menu, the dirty fries were great !. Everyone enjoyed a friendly welcome and good service.
I had a vegetarian meal here and was placed on a table by the kitchen with cooking meat smells, which made me feel queasy and uncomfortable. I waited over an hour and a half for my food, which was nothing special when it eventually arrived and overpriced at £15 for a veggie burger and chips. I asked for it to be bun less but no reduction in price for this. As I could see into the kitchen, I saw the chef plating up food using his bare hands!! Lots of people were asking the 2 waitresses when their food would arrive. The waitresses looked overworked. One drunk customer was very abusive to the Italian waitress who spoke poor English, which seemed to make him angrier as he struggled to understand her. People were walking out. There was a large outside yard space with tables and chairs, which was a very busy area, so it was loud and noisy with people imbibing alcohol and some to excess. Dog friendly in the yard. Toilets were ok but not great. I definitely won't be back.
The who'd a thought it was our go to pub for food everytime we visit glastonbury.. never again! The menu wasn't as good as previously but the most shocking thing was being served BLOODY CHICKEN! And not just a bit of pink there was blood running out as soon as I cut into it.. I wish I'd had thought to take a photo but I was that shocked and angry that I called the waitress over who looked at me like something off the bottom of her shoe. When I explained why I couldn't eat the food she just took it away and walked off no apology nothing. A different waitress came to take the other plates and couldn't look at anyone where as the original waitress just walked past giving me dirty looks. I will not be going back. Unless I fancy getting food poisoning. Disgusting!
Popped in for a bite to eat and drink, previous reviews didn't deter, we like to see for our selves! Excellent service from Laura and Michael who were very friendly and chatty, both were great ambassadors for the pub! nice quirky deco, (alot to look at on ceiling and walls) nice out side seating area, Menu was good, I recommend Asian Salad with crispy noodles, delishious, all food and drink came out promptly, had a lovely time, recommend whilst in Glastonbury
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Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6
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Located next to St Benedict's Church in Glastonbury, Somerset, you will find the Mitre Inn, which was built in 1680 – although local legend has it that a tavern has been sited here since the sixth century!
